My cousin took pity on me and we visited Map Stop #36 on the Farm/Art DTour yesterday.
There I discovered that 36 is the loneliest number.
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| Red Piano in Ableman's Gorge |
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| Lying down on the stage with the excuse of taking this shot |
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| "Morning, noon and night it's drink and dancing." |
Three different people hoped up on stage and played for us while I rested my aging carcass.
I kept expecting Lili Von Shtupp to tell me to get my feet off the stage.
Sometimes off the road sights turn out the most interesting.
ReplyDeleteThis is part of a nine day long festival tour, LV. It was a short hike but a little tricky with the gravel on an incline. Very worthwhile for sure.
DeleteWhat an interesting place for a piano. Must be art!
ReplyDeleteYup, Rhonda, #36 on the Fermentations Fest's Farm/Art DTour. It was fun to watch people sit down and play it when they came up the trail.
DeleteHi! You asked about the Sunflowers and I live in Georgia which is still really warm at this time of year. The farmer planted these late to go along with the pumpkin picking season, so he could piggy back on the crowds.
ReplyDeleteAh, well I guess that makes sense. It was in the 70s here in WI the last few days so we've still got some pretty flowers here and there. He planned it that way, very savvy.
ReplyDeleteNow let me ask...if the piano makes a sound out there and no one hears it, did it make a sound? Just asking. What an idea. Thanks for sharing this lonely piano and get that water pump fixed. Are there more numbers to share?
ReplyDeleteI do have a few more, Tom and am rather partial to #23.
DeleteAhh ha, not if the hills have eyes.
DeleteThat giant chair is awsome!
ReplyDeleteHa, it's the angle, Tamar. But I agree, it is awesome.
DeleteWonderful adventure! I'd love to turn a corner on a walk and find a piano. Fun! Happy Thursday!
ReplyDeleteI think the first thing I ever saw on this tour was when I turned a corner and saw a giant shoe.
DeleteInteresting shot - love the rocky background and the shot of red
ReplyDeleteThat's quartzite and sandstone which you see a lot of around here and I never get tired of it. Please keep us updated on Matthew.
DeleteI think the red is sumac and this tour stop will only get prettier in upcoming days, Carol.
DeleteIt must have sounded wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI thought everything anyone did sounded great.
DeleteWhat an awesome photo and love the caption of really is the loneliest number. Loved seeing your visit and comment. Appreciated. :) Feel free to come share at Pictorial Friday and/or Sunday Scripture Blessings.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Pea bea and yes, I'll check it out. Although my high school scriptures class was one of the toughest I've ever taken and I just scraped through. Am a bit of a lapsed Catholic in my old age I'm afraid.
DeleteNice perspective!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sharon and I'm digging your Halloween Spookies. I love the evil apple, lol.
DeleteWhat a great idea for a piece of art. I love the vibrant red against the more neutral surrounding and the idea that anyone can play, well that is just lovely
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
I agree with all that, Molly.
DeleteI like the red chair and piano. The worst of Matthew will hit tomorrow so we shall see what happens.
ReplyDeleteI'm watching it on the news now and it doesn't look good. Take care.
DeleteNow that's eclectic! Love the perspective on the second shot and the sky capture.
ReplyDeleteThanks, that's the perspective of someone so out of shape they needed to like down on the stage.
DeleteLove the red furniture!
ReplyDeleteGood color choice I thought. I'm blown away by your post, btw.
Deleteyour pictures provide a different perspective...
ReplyDeleteGreat captures! May be you would like to check out what I posted for Skywatch this week!
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I'm glad you provided a link, Arv, I find those Google pages a little challenging sometimes. Nice shot from a moving car, not easy to do.
ReplyDeleteThose red chairs are amazing! And you know how to have fun, even if you have to lie down on the stage to do it!
ReplyDeleteHow intriguing.
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